In March, the Minister of Regional Economic Development Shane Jones allocated almost $6 million to the Minginui Nursery which will help create 90 more jobs in the area. But locals say if the Bay Of Plenty town is to bounce back funding needs to be directed into the dire state of housing and lack of infrastructure. Te Manu Korihi reporter John Boynton and visual journalist Dan Cook went to Minginui to take a look for themselves.
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